How to Become a Notary in Kansas?

Meet Kansas eligibility requirements

Be at least 18 years old

Be a resident of Kansas or a Kansas-based military spouse stationed in Kansas

Be able to read and write English

Not be disqualified by a felony conviction unless civil rights have been restored

Complete the Kansas notary application

Obtain a surety bond in the required amount

Submit the application and bond to the Kansas Secretary of State

Pay the required filing fee

Receive your notary commission from the Kansas Secretary of State

Purchase official notary supplies

Obtain a notary seal/stamp that meets Kansas requirements

Keep a notary journal if required by your practice or employer

Follow Kansas notary laws and procedures

Renew your commission before it expires

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